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€# tit Ir c. 3r . 1" 4 1 ,4 1:111 . 0.47 - 44:Lv • • }• , ...: L'l. 4 t -.) or( ti • " NUMBER 514 B.] 'I -U ESD A Y, MARcx 1.4, 180Q._ [pniet siiviNcks EXPEDITIONS TO HOLLAND AND EGYPT, IN IMPERIAL PICTUALLING.OPFIOE, 1799 and iBOO. A T a GENERAL MEETING ,of the SUB SCRIBERS FUN D t r i a t i lt t f. llsl he o ED and WOUNDED SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MA. NINES, on the EXPEDITIONS to HOLLAND and EGYPT, in the Ycitrs $799 and tgoo. SALE, B*. Mares 13, act). r rgE MISNONERSJOr VICTUAL LMG 1118 ,11. 1 1:15.S11"r ,MIPY do knelt' give Mtice, Mat on Tuesday, the Aist inttant, they will be ready to receive Tendert, in writing (tealed LIB), and treat fix Five Thousand Ells of Canvas, fbr Pudding Bags. Tinny Tons of Cocoa, tree of Custorps and Ex cise Duties. . And One Thousand Quarters of new Pale, and Five Hundred Quarters or new Close Dried Amber MA'. - /4AVIGABLE CANAL -AND DOCKtCHARES. ON SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Mr. - SCOTT, SHARES in the MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION, dividing sl. per Share clear per An num. ex peeled to increase; and in the WILTS and BERKS and ASHBYCANALS. _ GRAND JUNCTION MORTGAGE BONDS, WEST INDIA DOCK, LONDON 'DOCK and COMMER CIAL ROAD STOCK, BRITISH 1:11(1.. OFFICE, and ROCK ASSURANCE SHARES. HOLSE OF PEERS, tett , u4DAY; mAtecir )3. The Royal Assent was given by ComMiseciri id the' Distillery Bill; and the ~iber public and private)) gills. Toe CominissionerS were, the Lord thancellor, Lord Aylesford, and Lord Walsingliam. On the motion eif ~the Loan CHANCELt,ORs the proceedings on the Roxbdigii Pccrage were refv.rred to a Comthitteed Privileges:—Adjotrhed. General Si! THOMAS TRIG GE, K.B. in the Chair. he annual accounts of the Distribution of the Fund up to the oth co . last Month, were laid on the table, whet* it up. paring, that though he claims of PARENTS, in conse f4u nce of a Resolution of a General Meeting,. held the 26th or May last, were limited to the 31st of December last, ma. my had come in and been paid by the Committee since that • period, and that others were brought forward daily, it was to he delivered, one hall :bend itt,: o hrtnigl , t, and the other half iv a brtnight afterwards, into His illajetry's Pillualling at Dipipd ; and to be paid . Ar payable, latib inte rest, kinety d:ryr after date. Tbe Conaitions of the Contraß map be seen at the Sterti.toy's O//ice. N B. Jatvpies of the Canvas and Cocoa to be ptodneed. with the Tenders • • This Day mere published, By the Society of Antipodes of London, price IL Ss. 13LATES 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20, of the Fourth, 11 Volnine of V ETUSTA. NIONVIIO ENTA. . To be had at the Apartments of the Society, in Somerset.. place ; and of Maisrs. White, Nornaville, and Fell, col, Leigh and Sotheby, Biokeratail, Cadell And Davies, Egerton, and Taylor. I : , 11 4 at/ .0 HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, 114 11 1 ;* 0 0. ' 1 betf Fro' rats" , tioc L; UP . olos' it 4 . --..* , Ite , olved- That the Committee do continue to admit , Clairnti accompanied' by proper Vouchers, till the 30th of Novernbrr next. they be authorised to pay them according to the ex ' wing Regulations, and to priority of application, as long as the Fund may hold out,. but that no claim whatever, made after the said 30th of November. next, shall he admitted or attended to ; and that the Distribution of the Fund shall be finally closed on the ;Ist Day of December this year. That a General Mer ting . of the Subscribers be called early •In Year t131..5, when the Committee will lay the Accounts lain before them, and resign the office, of which they have pci.tormed the duties with unremitting attention, since the •ye,:r iSeo. 10S EPII DOUGLAS, secretary. No. th, Ncirth .4Attiley-strcer, Mach 2, 18:)9. GRAND S LATE LOTTERY. • B EGINS APRIL to 1809. Scheme . contains Four . .of (20,000 r. / Iwo .. ' o f - . to,ooo Two - of sox* ecc.sx. &c. with A Fkl E GIFT of s t oo? Tickets the First Day. and a FR EL' 'FT of goo Tickets the Second Day. Whereby A Ticket . may ,gain . - lob;000 A Half - may gain - 50,003 A Quarter - arty gain - - ,C agooo An Eighth - may gain rz,gos A. Sixteenth - may gain - - 6,250 Only 0,500 - rickets for Sale.. Tian and Shares are on Sale at alt the Licensed Lotterx Offices. VI IiTEEN HUNDRED STATE . LOTTERY AL: TicK ET s will be positively given to the Adventurers in the,N ENV LOTTERY, which is to commence drawing on the lath of April next:—C, NE THO II SA ND TICKETS ; to the first-drawn Prize above Fifteen Pounds the First Day ; of Drawing, and FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS to the ;first-drawn Prize above Fifteen Pounds on the Second Day of Drawing, in addition to the other Prizes, viz. 4 •of ,Cao,ooo 6 ~ of kr,eoo , . ' coo a of io,coo to of ce 2 of ' 5,000 • 6::. &e. drc. . The Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at the old Offices, Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornfiill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews: Charing Cross, by ' . • RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. . . • THE ART OF THE Army, and Students in the Art of War, are hiNrmed, th:ii'thc'E“AYS on the TiIEORY and PRACTICE of the ART of WAR, by the Editor of the Military Mentor, are now published, and may be had of all tkr. , olcaeliers, dire Volumes, illustrated. bv • numaous pricu :i6s. in boards, or 40. boOtul and lettered. Loudon. March 4, 18c9. To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, by a S urgeon a nd Apo th ecary in.re epeetable and extensive . Practice, asul who resides hear a principal Hospital, an APPRENTICE of good. Edu cation and Connexion. In this situation every facility will be Worded to a Young Gentleimui of acquiring a complete AledicAl Education. For particulars, address W. Wightman, Esq. Solicitor, No. L Inner Teinple-lane. TO BE , HERE#ORDSHIRE. TLET r, and entered upon the 13th of Tune next, HE Capital MANSIOINT-HOUSE; called TI BERToN.coURT 4 completely furnished in it very handsome Mariner, with the . Green-house and Shrubberies thereto belon4ing, upon an excellent Road, within ten miles tithe City of Hereford, for the Term of Three years ; toge ther with Seventy-six Statute Acres and upwards, of Meadow and Pasture Land. N. 11. For Particulars inquire of Richard Pidgeon, at Mad . Jey, only three miles front the place, who will . chew the Premises. Al so at N o . 9, LAIIAOWII. place, Bath. HILTON PARK.. ` lO BE LETT, -READY-FURNISHED, from Year to Year, I.IILTON:.HALL, floor Wolverhampton, in the County of Stattird, with about Fifteen Acrea of Laud, besides the Gardens. - This place is Ilt for the reception f any Noh!email or centleman's Family. Tile Gard o ens, and Plantatiens tr ee beautiful, and the Drives wind delightfully thr o ugh the Th " 00E6 tor many • The Nlanoit, will be attached to the said Mansion_ 'louse are very extensive, anti the. Larne thereon is in great Abundance. Possession' may be had on the ,tsel.),ay of NI ay - next; and for turther Parmedars, permlssion to view the ilouse, G ar d e ns. and Premises, apply to Mr. Corset . , Attorney, at hi, oifice, WGlverhampton, St;tilbectslitre. For the IN I. , ALLIBI,F. I',REVENTION of a CE:RTAIN DISORDER. . ' FORTY YEARS expetience in every crl:trter of. the Wild, has indisputabl,y established toe fad to hich the Discoverer, (the late Sir SA NIUE I. IL% NNA V, ' 14 r 1 4 pledged himself that this PREVENT' V E was'infid hble rn irs powers, and efledrially secures to EI)TI-1 SE X 1i S ( X ) MPLETE PROTECTION when the diredions - are - runetually obse.rvid. Many arc prudently deterred front 0 1 , 4 „,.'g the effett of any Antidote, internally,-teating cause. injurious to the Constitution. • n the use of the SPECIFIC (an ,external Wash) there is s el Y thing to hope . nothing to dread---the doubts of the c ° Ptiei and the opposition of the interested are alike sub- It durst. notorious ants has beep particularly remarked by the Faculty, that the' terrible Disease is less frequent, and the of those hi " l ing has been tairly ascribed to the utitversa.l adoption principles upon which this highly*lebrated 'nor' is torrnixt. 'lts undiminished reputati or.so'long a period, is its best culogium, and advocates t S . pretensions better than a thousand attested cases, which, for obvious reasons, the application of- this Remedy renders inadmissi. hie. No loigth of time or changes of - climate, afT,;6llhe vir tues of this ANTI-VEN kkEAL,LO'FION ; it is ail:m.- I. m, singulurly well adapted . for all Persons going' abroad, who, front variona causes. must be peculiarly exposed to the raulies or this cruel Disorder. It is sold in Bottles, at nos. 61 each, or tes. (if more t han one) and at , s. 6 1. or thrtt los Guinea ( Duty included), only at th e Old W ate h ou se, No, t, LITTLE SU I , FO ' IT R E ETI , HAYMAItK ET ; will be s ent to any part tif the United Kingdoms, by inelosing the AMount, .wirhthe Address (Real or Amsted) diteeted (pest paid) io AI r. LEA It, COOK, as Abcqe. MRS. CLARKE. In the Press, and speedily will bo published, in Two de. Kant Volumes, with a correct Portrait of the Authoress, and Fac Similes of L etters of the Duke of York, price 1 4%. MEMOIRS OF MY OWN LIFE, coulttining Fads El tut Observaticina• illustrative of a • It Ecswr iNVESTIGATION, and' accdinpanied with siutn*.raus Royal and other interesting Letters, which . have neverop. peered before the By NIARY ANNE CLARKE. • rrinted for the Authoress, published . by T. Gillet, 7, Crown-court, Fleet-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Cauntry. This Day was published, In One large Volume Bvo. with Two' l'ortraits, price t2s. in boards; a.Sec ond Friirion of T ETTERS froni the late .W. WARBURTON, D. D. Bishop of Gloucester, to the late R. HURD, D. W. Bishop of Worcester, from the Yeai 1749 1n 1775, tett for publication by the late Bishop krAlt:ti, with the Title of "Letters from a late eminent Prelatc . fo one of his Friends;" and with the following entry on a page of one of the five port folios containing the origiir4ls " These letters give so true a piCture of the writer's cha ra6ter, and are besides, so worthy of him in all respetts, mean if the reader can lnrgive the playfulness of his wit in some instances; and the partiality of his friendship in many more), that, in honour of his memory, I would have them published after my death, and the profits arising train the sale of them, applied to the benefit of the Worcester IW. firinary. " K, WO RCESTLR." " January 18, 1703." I' tinted for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. BRECKNOCKSHIRE. This Day was published, In 3 vols. Royal 4to. illustratei with numerous Plates of V ice s, Antigiliti:s, Coins, Maps, !I4 Aims Coloured; acc. pi 71. 9s. bd. in bbards, A . LISTORY OF BRECKNOCKSHIRE.- By THEOPIII LOS lON ES, • _ Deputy Registrar of the Archdeaconry of Brecon. Containing the Chorography, General History, Customs, Language, Agriculture, Antiquities, Sepulchral and Mono niental I nscriptions, Natural Curiosities Variations of Soil, Stratification Mineralogy , a copiouii List of rare and other Plants, the Stratification, and Arms properly blazoned, of the principal families, ,the names of all tho Patrons and !mum.- bents of all the Parishes and Livings in tbeCriunty.. Scld by ohn Booth, Duke -street, Portland.place ; George North, Brecon,; and by every Bookseller in Engiand +tad North and South Wales. Subscribtrs, and Purchasers of the Ist Volume of the above Work, arc requested fu be as early as possible in their application for the c , inclutling Parrs. T A CAVITAL SOURCE OF EVIiNINLi AMUSE. ' MENTS. WOODWARD's CARICATURE MAGAZINE. ,This Day WAS published.. Irt Super-royal Folio, containing three Capital 'Charac teristic Caricature Print:, front Original Drawings, to lau continued every FOrtnight, price as. NUMBER 1. of r rHE . CARICATURE MAGAZINE; or, HU- I)IL'ttASTIC - MI MOM ; being a most Capital ColLaion of Original Charaerist:e Prints/ 13y G. M. WOODWARD. Esq.' Author of Excursions in England and Wales. 66 rides nititatO nomine de to • tabula narratur."—liorace, Sat. t. " The Nutitti-..:rs already published or ths popular and entertaining - Work, contain Caricature Prints,•which, for . - genuine; Humour and. Wit, in - the true spirit of Hogarth. q bid fair to ual, - if Ant , surpass, any Work of the kind hitherto, published. Published regularly • every fortnight. ,by Thomas Tegg, No. it s.-Cheapside. and may be had of all the Booksellers and Dealers in the Kingdom. • THE semi- OF ENGLISH WIT, AND PO5? CHAISE COMrANION. This Day was published, In One Volume, stnall Octavo, ois• a tine Writing raper, and embellshed with a fine Caricature Flontiapiece, co loured, price 55.., in extra boards, THE SPIRIT of • ENOLISII WIT; being an entertaining Budget ut aughable Anecdotes„ Smart' kepartees, Prize Bulls , Pointed Vpigrams, autrourous Epitaphs, Droll Descriptions, Sprightly Witticisnis Singu lar Characters, Bursts. of Merriment, elliiolls VertiSe. MentS. 11411tS ot. Imagination, Effusions of Fancy, &c. 1 ncltullng several original leu Esprits. " I do hold that the tunda of wit and merriment are not yet exhausted, that the %vings of fancy ait not yet clipped. and that our ancestors have not said and sung all outgov4 tlinigs"—kabelais, • • It ecommendatiwin favour of this popular Work, " We have perused this Volume with considerable plea sure. It contains a choice assemblage of the good thmgs the day, a-nd may be recommended as the beat Vultimeol light reading now extant "—Observer. London : Published by Thomas Tegg, No. ft t, Cheap. side, and may be - had of all Booksellers, and de4l,:rs is books. USEFUL AND COMPREIIENSIVE ATLAS, Adapted both tor the Library, and for the Use of Schools';' To introduce into a Modern Atlas all the most interesting features of Ancient Geography, and to combine, as tar as possible, the advantagts cif copiousness, clearness, and tlegam, with "those of a ttat:table 'size and . tt moderate pram, is presurned to be 'an atteinpt.peculiar to the Work now offered to tine Public. e ChASSECAL ATLAS, _ In lirge nuisun By the Rev. EDWARD t'A . r . i . Esor4, m. A. all the prindpal Maps. are original and titlittil rAiteli?ns front theac on the largest scale, and of the must teLeia thority ; , atu4 with a view, to assist the TeacheJs of Geogra phy, a Wank t)uplicate of every Map has been ptepaied, to be taken or omit( the option of the l'ittcer. . Sold by Messrs,. ftivingtun, St. Paul's Chord). vand ; Mr. Faclen, Geographer, Charing:eross ; IYlr.-Law, Ave-Nlalia• lane ; and all other Booksellers. l'rkes, in Boards, 4, t.. 1. 1. Outlined with Colour, without the Blank Mars ; it 6 a. Ditto, with 'Blank Maps . _ - ttb 3. On Superior t}oper, full.eoloured,"and lintri - essed 3 3 o 4. Ditto, is o • alitto, with Blank Mapi - rrojedions have also been printed, tocurrespnad with cash Map, for the tr.:e of Students in Geography .who may wish to copy theta ;Land any desired number or Blank I)uplieate4 may be had with one Set ut the full Alaps, pi ice, colour...td, 94.. per Set ; plain. ;a. • • . . Au Introdut,ll9. , ancient atyl !' .I'prn Geography and history, by tiwtzli tabor, hi a Va. is now hi the Press. No regard will be 'had to any Tender hi w61:6 the Price shall not le insetted ist words at lersgtbi' or that shall not be delivered to the Board &lore Gore o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 21st insight, nor unless the l'erson who sn a ke s the l end:,, or some Perrrst on bis behalf, attends, to answer, wbea called foe. EAST HOUSE, March 3, 1109. WITIMEAS in pursuance of theSeaion o/ the wit Chatter of the y. Law's the UNII El) COMPANY o/ MERCIIANTS of ENGLAND Ttaitri to the EAVF INDIES, it it whined, " That a List shall be published Fourteen Days beton , the Annual E4ai4n of Direfiars, containing /he- namei of such Pro p id,rs., qualified agreeably to law, as tuallaignify•in writing Is the Seoetaty their desire of becoming Candidaterpr ale Dlree tic* Sixteen .11,tys befaee s uch Annual Eleellon." The Court oj Direaors o/ the said Fontpa , :y els hereby give Natiee, in order 14.41ahe Proprietors may eontorw to the said 11,y. Law, that the .ensuing Dalian Ditetiort of the said C.Nspany., /or Four Yea's. is apro!mr.l f.r the mils April next, and IsNit sad , List evill be published Fourtern Days before the said tieetion, as the the e.mentioned lty•Laiu IVIL LIAM It A .11. SA Y; Secretary, CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. I R. PERRY, Surgeon, .Southampton-street, liloornSbury- square, kroprietor of ADA MS's SOL. V ENT, a mild yet etticatious Cure of STONE and GRA- N , &L in.the B LA DD E It or k.I UN f 3 Ys, acquaints the Pub lic, that he has for some' ears devoted his whole prolessienal attention to the above Diseases. I , lc may be consulted at his own Huuse id% ‘Vetineulays and Fridays; where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 4s. 6d.- Its. and it. 2S, Stamps included; two. of which Last SC.-Arceiy•ever fail to cor rect the eateuloes diathesis in the habit, aid thereby prevent thereoneretion of Stone in Persons ofa sedentary' life. Sold also at Baeonand Co% . rso, ,Ux.foid-street, and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange, the Author's " Dis quisition of the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition,' price Is. 6d. pointing out their Cause, and the Diet to he served during the Core, witisnsany extraordinary Cases, some of perfect recovery even after the operation hall been resolved on.— May t e had a; Syintincls's,. 11004.5 el ter, No. 23, Pater twister-row, price it. Fot DISORDERS of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SIGHT. t)EPECT of HENIUNG, &c. THE CORM CEPIALIC SNUFF. A &a Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Richard Thorn:, of 1.;11. lichen-Stoke, Hants, tivrites, in Feb. t, the Proprietors as follows t` " I .m now 74 )eArsOld, and can vv. to read with cencanaost glasses, aradoty tuelitory is As good as w!1.31 I was•only In July t 776 (•n years ago) I was seized wan a dreadful gid-. dines:tin my head. My Doctor gave sue various Medicines ; they did irts no good. He admitted this, and candidly ad vised Ut.: tat.k at )04.1r.Ceplialic siAlr. •1 took it, anti in 4, tew wees.s W much better. After this I tdak it more freely, and to six. ,secks was as well itlitt„ileittly tver, and so Kaye • c uptiatied to this day." • • A .in consclueriee of the Increased expellee of the ingredients of which tais elegant and ctticaciou'. Situtris cootposed, and 'the high duty upon the bottles, the Proprietors aro:under the no:essay of raising the price to is. lid. per bottle, Stamp , . It is sold only by F. liiewbery and Sons, at the Warehouse for Dr. laines's Powder t 45, St. Paul's -Church-yard,'Lins don; and Brodie and C.o. Salisbury'; and noite is genuine unless the svoiti.s " F. Newbery, 4i, St. •Paul's," bt engrav ed on the Stamp: Alio, by their appointment; by Ward, Holborn ; Sauget and Allen, Oxford-street ; Wade, Bond.atreet ; Piccadilly; Bayley anti Co. CockspurAstreet ; Harris, Cor— ner of Ludgate-street;. Randall, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, lid Bowling sad Co. Borough. N the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL . COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, Messrs: I VIGIL and CO. trust that the integrity of their Conduet, the invio lable secre.y which they always observe, and the superiority . of skill whith roust be attained by the- concentration 'of PraCtlcc to one Branch, will afford to thent acontinuance of public confidence. , . They assume no claim to superior merit, except that which might lad equally acquired by any other Members of the Colleges ot.Surgeons Or Physicians confining their Prac... tice to one class of Itiseas:. A Diploma hunt the College of Surgeons in London, and Teatirtchials trom the Most emi nent Physictans and Leaufers of regular education, aurl assi. chums at tenth:it to the studies Of every braileit ot .their Pm feison, are open to the insficclion ut anv ionuircr,, and coo. stitute a hos greund for the unprecAciitea succ.:ss with which they have hitherto been so liberally honoured. • In room Cases (tithe V.E Nl;ittia l. DISEASE the Cure is •a t lmost instantly completed without pain. In the most complicated , stages, where other • PriCtitioners havejailed they otlZtra safe and ir4rtit:qtesit ft,e4t44llSinilMt. • In tiloStttlistressing tL f L iettcies which are caused bly a se. crct solit•ry /*AIN'T, or by we utut:h in the i of Venus or 13413.itui, .even in the lito,t deplarahle stages of Dc. bility, A prow peraleveriticia-itt their Nan, 'ensures to the Patientu resturation to viorous Health. No. 24, A raintel. street, Strand, war Temple. b : tr. Nil.- Tliei e lean att:iitioniii Entrance la ‘Vater-strect ad. joining.— Patients in the Conntrv. inciosing 4 Two Pound Npie, are requested to l'tet;ify their aye , manner of living, &e. M 14.5, , VINCENT'S G(W LAN t)' LOTI( fl N A !-etter from A ktly in York Strect,-St. jarnts's Square, to Mrs. Vunctnt. _ •••••1 • ••• • • • ••••••••• - • • MADAM, • • London, Nov, 3a, .1805. QUNIE short time since, [engaged a I Dung man in my service, and observtng she always appeaLed before kite (when taking di tootions pg.; ttu.day) in gloves, , I enquired the reason ;. she told rite I;oniiitaiitt of S<-oci,y and eruptions in her'lwtdslintl - iiins, with whi c h she hatEnzen afflicted upwards-11f luta Indeed, •on her hauds antt arms exhibiteci . iv Very unpleasant ete. I sent tor ote Quart Bottle ot .Lotton, whictt 1".:::td a cumpleit, and, 1 may s.a , a Wonderful Cute. In jihstice - to your Lotion, and tiur the benefit . ot tln AMR cal in Eritptive Canes, i send you tne above, and am ready tes rummy to the truth ot it au any, iliqUirer, and aal, Alarlitin, • . Your oberlient ftere'fant, f."I,,AZADETti This truly Genuine Gowlsrid's Lo,tion, for the cure of all lirupti.n.., in.ttie Vaee and Skin, and improving the niost ki,.liLate Complexion,. is Sold by. Mrs. Vineent, the Sole I tukirietor of I,lr. ttowland's Recipe, at No. 6, t oi;strcef, Grosvenor agitate ; trAcun's, t 5.4, Oxford. sticet ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Tear, Royal 1..: xctiatit ; a.,1 by all Ike respO.table. Venders - of ''Genwitc , m e di eincs iii Lisrapc,i, in .Quarts, as, bd.--Pints, 3 trtk.-11ale•Pitits, - .1 - To prevent Counterfeits, pleisa to ask Alr Mrs. Via c. C l c Ga.\ katl's lotion, and see her Lia4ll2 si4nud Up4M, the ;4:441 va estaii btati; UlAt • HOUSE OE COMMONS. MONDAY, MARCH 13. The House was min - Intoned to at . end in the Mose of Peers. to hear his Majesty's Commission read; by virtue of . which the Royal Assent was de clared t the English and Irish Militia Enhsttnent MI, the Distillery Ad,' the Irish Flax Seed A6t, dud several private Aas. Mr. it. WAttn gave notice, that he *ould mare, • • to-morrow Aorleave to bripg the Marine aPtio:y • " • The Attornies' Clerkship Bill watt read a second time, and was ordered to be comtnitted. Ordered, on the motion of Mr. FoiTtlt, that the House do on Wednesday next resolve itself inn) a Committee to consider of the saving Flax.Seect in Ireland. Lord TEMPtE called the attention of the House to the motion he made some time since, With respect to. the losses sustained by the last campaign, in money, Sec. Mr. LONG said, that every exertion .waa.tisk• ing to , obtain the information required,. as agenti were, at present, for that purpose at Portsmouth .and Plymouth, and the return will be made a$ soon as pos4ible. Mr. Huskissfax- expressed himself to the same effect, and observed-diet some of the Transports had . put into Cork and other ports. 'Ordered, on the motion of Mr. tiostrisog, that the latter from Mr. Coinfoissvy Elikine to the Lordt of the Treasury, dated Lisbon, should he laid on the table, which was done accordingly. The MutinY , lllll was passed, and ocderrd:to Lords. • . . ------- DUKE OF YORK. The Order of the Day for calling the illotne over hoeing beet) rend, .. • Lord Foi.KsToris moved ttfat it be caked over to. morrow.. _ . ..._.._ _ General GASCOYNE repeated .his'obleOlons_to 1114 prolong:44m of the Coil. It had a and tendet:y, because many; Members, who hoard the past pu n " meat of the call, anticipated the adjourninent uf thi deb:ate, and consequently absented thernielves troui the House. Of tlits tad the c tupstrative state ot the 1-I , luse at two o'clock uu Thursday morntng last, and at ‘.2. o'clock on Saturday Tornio& I..st,,;:tibrcied ticient i;roof,.. lie was_ convinOrd that not an in:. dividnat attendat u could be produced by the cail, inore4han what would have taken place without it. But from the perpetual postponements of this motion the_ House must sutler in the opinion of the pnblic, who would iinagine that such a measure was nece.s.. nary to compel their Representatives to attend to their duty. The Noble Lord treated the House of Com. moils like School-boys ; but he trusted that he would not find his controul so extensive as perhaps t-e flat tered himself it Was. He had risen with a determina tion, that the motion should not pass without com ment : if the feeling of the . House . appeared to be with him, he should certainly p s ress„the question tO a Lord Forts:rotiti defended ' himself from the imputation of pretending to any power over the House. It was for the _House to decide oil ties question, and not for him. At the same time, b.„, trusted, that fOrreasons similar to those which he had stated on a former occasion, the House would adopt. the motion whiCh he had the. honour of submitting to ;hem. Sir THOMAS TVRTON stated the inconvenience which resulted .from prolonging the discussion on each night to• so late an hour. In his opinion it must ire destru&.tivc to the lives of some individuals, and to the health of all. Under such circumstances it was impossible to bring into the House the mens suna in corpnz e sotto. He trusted also, Uric . on every :intendment that might be proposed, no Hon. Mem, ber who had already spoken, would conceive him gseuldfsettitottl. itl7d again to enter at large inlo Ale crig:nal The CtIAMOCLLOR,Of the .Exciteausa„ adverting to the last observation of the Hon Ilaronet, diselaiul ed any intention on his part of repeating the observn. , tions with which he had; on. a recent evening; tres passed on the patience of the House. The only object for which he should feel it incumbent on him again to rise was, to explain, the various loistot t o... • standings Which had occurred with resped to several parts of his speech and also declare what appear ed to him to, be the State, of tho question belipek the. House, •and on what the House were attnaliy c.iiiedupon to decide ~.for it was his,opinion, that , without further elucidation the question were vet , from the Chair ) many Members would bout a loss to know in what way to vote, so as to express their real sentiinents. In declaring, however, th . ese LIM limits which he shouldllrescribe to himself in agAn ad dressing the,House, he begged not to be understood as denying The right of any individual who had spolien„ and who might again choose to speak on a fresh questioo,lego as much into de tail 'orr,the main Sltbjet . as be thought .proper.-; Wiett respect to the minion of the Noble Lord, i t must meet with hiksupport. I..et the House. con.. rider the objeet of that motion in the first instancy. It was not tor the purpose of preeorlott a full a:- teodauce in the discuu:Lin, so Mitch as on the teion,t He was prepared to agree to the obwi.vation of the,Hou. &roues,. of the incovenience likely to r pult to the he,ilth, and ev 4 pf Umbers, fro* •